Cello Fest

It’s Back…

Our audience favorite, sold-out CelloFest is back for its fifth season! Enjoy your favorite songs arranged for eight cellos in the stunning Cathedral ATX. Want to know what to expect? Check out our video below.

Tickets

Immerse yourself in Cello Fest, an evening of classical music, local art & an open bar.

Experience a one-of-a-kind show that redefines what the cello can do in one of Austin’s premier galleries celebrating local women and nonbinary artists. Eight powerhouse cellists from Austin Camerata take the stage for an electrifying program that spans centuries and genres—from the sweeping romance of Mahler’s Adagietto to the iconic rock of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” and the synth-pop brilliance of A-ha’s “Take On Me.

For this special 5th annual event, legendary cellist Bion Tsang and drummer Sam Wheeler join forces for a rarely heard bluesy-jazzy-rock concerto that will blow your mind.

Part symphony, part rock concert, this year’s Cello Fest is a vibrant celebration of sound—where eight cellos bring the music you love to life in ways you’ve never heard before.

Tickets Include:

  • Cocktail hour prior to show to view The Cathedral's current collection of art featuring works from 30 local women + nonbinary artists

  • A 1-hour program featuring 8 cellists

  • An open bar with complimentary craft cocktails and sips from local partners

Please note, there is an age restriction of 10 years old or older for this event. Thank you for understanding.

Doors will open 45 minutes prior to show start.

Show schedule as follows:

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10TH

First Seating @ 2PM:
Doors Open at 1:15PM for cocktails + art
Show from 2PM - 3PM

Second Seating @ 5PM:
Doors Open at 4:15PM for cocktails + art
Show from 5PM - 6PM

Third Seating @ 8PM:
Doors Open at 7:15PM for cocktails + art
Show from 8PM - 9PM

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11TH

First Seating @ 2PM:
Doors Open at 1:15PM for cocktails + art
Show from 2PM - 3PM

Second Seating @ 5PM:
Doors Open at 4:15PM for cocktails + art
Show from 5PM - 6PM

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